This is the sound and dance of Mexico.
Veracruz: Veracruz was once used as an important trade port by the SPanish and the Veracruz style of dance was clearly heavily inspired by Flamenco. The fast footwork relies very heavily upon the music, much more so than other Mexican styles and it is not uncommon to have Veracruz performed "acapella". The women wear imported white lace dresses, their hair up in a bun with a comb, an embroidered apron, rebozos (shawls) holding fans and occasionally wearing a candle on their head. The most famous song is "La Bamba" where a couple must successfully tie a rebozo into a bow to prove their strong union as a couple.
@orlandowatzon Jessica :)
kafrainvideoland 3 months ago
@gm4ulkill so?... I didn't say that is not a Mexican song: the description says that the song is from Veracruz, but is not
kafrainvideoland 3 months ago
@kafrainvideoland jalisco is in mexico -.-
gm4ulkill 4 months ago
I love seeing Mexican Style Dances. They are amazing
interstateruler 11 months ago
alguien sabe el nombre de la niña del vestido rojo????
orlandowatzon 1 year ago
you guys dance beautiflly even better thatn the group taht im in any way VIVA JALISCO!!!
vanearhg 1 year ago
@skeleton176 the name of the song is "JARABE TAPATIO" and is fron the state of Jalisco..In 1924, Secretary of Education José Vasconcelos proclaimed the jarabe tapatio to be Mexicos national dance and decreed that it would be taught throughout the Mexican public school system as a symbol of Mexican identity, designed to supersede any local dance traditions and bind together the ethnically diverse population.
The secon song is caled "El Son de LA NEGRA" also from the state of Jalisco!
953017rz 1 year ago
wow awesome!!
GGGIRLGGG8181 2 years ago
what is the name of this song???
skeleton176 2 years ago
But this is Jalisco's Song
kafrainvideoland 2 years ago